Control Chart : Detailed History, All Concepts & Nelson Rules

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[@abhishreshtha]

I am your fan. Perfect explanation as required. Now I can easily remember the 8 rules of Nelson.. thanks a ton.

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+Abhijeet Kulshreshtha Thank you so much for your valuable comments. It values for me a lot.

[@TheEngineeringToolboxChannel]

I find it is common for people to incorrectly calculate standard deviation. I see a lot of videos that do not point out the difference between overall standard deviation and the estimated short term standard deviation (used for control charts) why the distinction is important. Because of this I think too many people are getting the impression that you just take the overall standard deviation of all the data points and use that to find control limits.

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It was perfectly explained. Very good video helped me get a quick recall on control charts

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I'm actually searching for normality assumption in control chart, but this video does actually help me to understand more about control chart.

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Thank you for your valuable comments. It's there @7:57, still if you want something else, can you please elaborate so that I can help you?

[@frrnxh]

@@learnandapply would you mind explaining about robust control chart?

[@vipinkumar-mf3pk]

A very big thanks to you for clearing my doubt. Now i understood 8 rules of Nelson thanks to you.

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[@atrayeesamal9643]

The explanation of ctrled variation via the "dominant hand" example is bang on. If and when possible,a live industry example post a concept or any organization that has used the concepts that helped it in decision making process would be helpful Sir.

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+Atrayee Samal Thank you so much for your valuable comments. Definitely I will try to give practical industrial examples in my future videos.

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[@ramjeevanrathore3458]

Your video is so informative and knowledgeable. Thank you so much. Could you please tell all 8 rules are compulsory or first 4 rules are enough.

[@learnandapply]

Thank you so much for your valuable comments and appreciation! The First 4 rules are enough, but you can use anyone from the last 4 in addition to these first 4, depending on the process and reason for which you are going to use it.

[@dimitrz2000]

Sorry not sure if I have asked this question on any of your other videos , But since Nelson's rules (especially 4 and beyond ) are based on Standard Deviation they are not applicable to Control Charts like C , NP , P etc which do not use UCL and LCL based on standard deviation values . would that be a correct statement ? By the way a very well explained video - thanks

[@learnandapply]

Thank you for the valuable comments and appreciation! Yes, the statement is correct. For Variable control charts, to calculate the control limits we are using Mean and Standard Deviation (or Range). Steps 5 to 8 are used when an early warning is desired in the case of a variable control chart and that can be tested with the help of nos. of standard deviation. For the attribute control chart, the calculation of the control limits was based on Mean (Averages).

[@dimitrz2000]

@@learnandapply thanks for clarifying

[@sumitmitra7336]

In case of control charts C and Control chart P ,Control limits change with the number of items in the subgroup (subgroup size) ❖ Larger Subgroup - narrow control limits. Why ? ❖ Smaller Subgroup - wider control limits. Why ? Can you please explain . Thanks

[@learnandapply]

In case of Attribute Control Charts, the control limits are calculated based on their mean (u bar or p bar) and subgroup size. Please consider it as a combination of both.

[@kavitaraut2672]

can I get the sample dataset or any sample pbix file for applying control chart?

[@learnandapply]

Hi Kavita, you can go for the detailed course on SPC, where you will get entire details including data files for all control charts.

[@bowiecreative]

Awesome. Which control chart should be used to control how long it takes for employees to respond to a customer after then customer emails an employee for the first time?

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Thank you for your valuable comments. Please use I-MR chart in this case.

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[@gowthammurali1224]

Sir , Please correct me if my understanding is wrong. Control chart generate UCL & and LCL based on data or sub group data which gives process variation from this we eliminate the error in process with repect to charactertics Cp and cpk are based on USL & LSL Which gives process variation with respect 2 target line Both method will provide normal distribution curve, am i right. Thank in advance.

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Thank you for your valuable comments. The 1st part of your explanation is correct. But, the last sentence about normal distribution is not correct. You can calculate process capability for Non-normal process also.

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How you did the editing work? The hand with pen??

[@mazenalsakkaf]

Many thanks for such a great introduction. May I know if control chart is the same as run chart or not?

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+Mazen Al-Sakkaf Thank you so much for your valuable comments. Run chart is the only graphical representation of data to know if any particular trend is there in the data, whereas Control chart is in much detailed helping to find out assignable cause immediately and correct it.

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Is example of test 8(chart) correct? Please take a look. Thanks!!

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Rajesh Soni Thank you Rajesh for your valuable comments. You are right. Explanation is correct, but graph need to change.

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[@masudahmed9781]

Thanks a lot....how i will get D3 n D4 value plz explain

[@learnandapply]

You will get that from constant tables for Control Charts.

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[@RamKumar-ps7hp]

How to use control chart for die control process. (Dimension will increase over the time)

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Thank you for your valuable comments. If dimensions are varying in sizes, you can use proportion of them w.r.t. designed or expected dimensions at that instant and can plot it.

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Added subtitles to this video.

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